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2026 Mid-Atlantic Severe Storm General Discussion
Paleocene replied to Kmlwx's topic in Mid Atlantic
Over the last 30 minutes of radar frames the line has coalesced nicely. looks ready to slam everywhere in this forum, pretty much (east of 81) -
2026 Mid-Atlantic Severe Storm General Discussion
Paleocene replied to Kmlwx's topic in Mid Atlantic
Got some of those puffy cumulus boys overhead in Silver Spring... they're growing- 2,207 replies
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2026 Mid-Atlantic Severe Storm General Discussion
Paleocene replied to Kmlwx's topic in Mid Atlantic
12z 3k NAM has a line moving thru the DC metro around 21z. Latest HRRRs are less enthused. -
Not as much as the Midwest.... Yet.
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Even the pool water is humid
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Round two incoming in silver spring. Probably got a half inch or even more around 530pm. Floodgates open
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Humidity looks pretty relentless for the next 7 days.
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Brief shower in Silver Spring here at noon; soupy mcsouperson out there.
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Dumping for the second time today in silver spring. Could end up with over 2" on the day. Niño time finally here?
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Good ole fashioned gullywarsher here in silver spring
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Related but unrelated - thanks for this site. This event seems to be a once-in-100-years type deal for Montgomery County... but yikes! That same night, there was also an F3 that crossed most of Frederick from E of Brunswick, NW of the city, up to Taneytown. Similar in intensity to the 9/24/2001 F3 that hit the route 1 Corridor in PGC.
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One of the lucky ones here in moco yesterday, about an inch fell in an hour as that line grew and sorta stalled for a bit north of DC. Looking green and fresh this am.
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Line building out in the 81 corridor just before 4pm.
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HRRR and NAM both swing a line of storms through NOVA-DC in the rush hour window. Fingers crossed.
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